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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1899)
• • Csrurr Stetu luviuj OF LOCAL 'N? E^EST M u bine od at l'<*ery A I'eery's. Scio now has two tmr’wr »hii|»s. A. G. Prill, f'hjsicianand>*irgeon He lo Or. Trv ll igvy for vatchetk cl » ka and 'jewelry rp J. U H SON, Attorner al Law ari Notan Pafelic *M |f», O|O> .<»%. pH. J. W. V« KIEL, SPE« IAL1ST Hdt BEERACTION A.vl» l>l I Ef'is <»i Illi I.VI »«iKTl.ASli, OU»«.«>!» Pa* Will make rt guiar trips t.. s. i Walch luckl column for <1 -tv ••! visit« Row th« Anther o: Xs K-» Sre-.o tm E lût r.ua S otu hr * »Ugtm« 1 1 Three month» ago th" I’dllor o’ Hie Lidie'« Il 'll < Journal concimi i isl that Ids ellentel* i, ul I doubt lesa I m * glad Io read a fr* -Il i uri h le by the author p( "In Ills Steps," nml he wrote to the ll- v. i h irlta st ■‘»held -0 * I'■ itlng i tfl liti •■• But editors Innumer «t.i*- h i l -ought tlie now famous T<»| m k i minister. an<l to Mr. Bok's r* r u<-»t he sent tlie «imn reply a« to tl tv other edl* tors. But thè Plill idelpliiii . lit >r wr<*t« again, a stronger and mor. urgent Idler. Again the clcrgym<n declined. Ho I.isti w ritien <■ « hi1 g »Inee "In Hi« Steli*,’1 ami dui hot wish to '«ritti aiiyllilng. Meati- while Mr. Bok limi gone tu Europe and Mr. Siici-Ioli'« «.solili refusili li. : i was caMed Io him roaponan to Philadelphia: •'Spere no I'fforl nor time to i ««'uri' Mr. Nheldon, but gd him.' " The .al!- tor’« privai« MM-td iry Ihen tried ills liatiii on tin* Kansas iriinister. l*ut again he refused Mr Bok r» lurio II i of lil« is||li*rs, dlreeied him to «* lit there, or wlierevi r he inlght I»’ l'|s>n reaching St Ixiol» th** editor locatisi Mr. Sheldon at Buffai > *t. I laler learned I bat lie had gone to Detroit. Bt.irting ¡»tor.... for that place tin» editor lenrm-d it t iilcig - the minister had just l< It Ih-tloll I** rejoin bls family nt a summer r<— rt tn Upper Michigan. By ue.r tele graphing Mr. "»Iirldou'« f.itniiy .» eventually !<« iti-d it old Mi- : in . m<*»t inait’es*<iii|i* summer re--rt *m I rn ver« L * . i ■ i ' . bound steamer tlie I liter hastem d ui> lil* Joitrtii-y. A voyage of a day anil a night brought lorn <•■ the piaci' where bo had Io | • -*i Io Inti r cepl the millister, but f illing to do ■ mi , he cmtnrkisl in a «mall t»>»t for a days sail tow«si hi» destination At the nearest landing he presw-d a farmer« team Into service and drove through an almost Mimllng sand storm along the Uiy «bore »earning ly half way across the p«-ntii»ull— ri-icbh.g < >1-1 Mission a few minute, lirfiire the arrival of the minister i lii« wn* too mu- h for Mr. Sheldon Tlie tight was wmi and In the Nov ember issue ,f I tm Iridic* Horn* Journal llm article npp.-ar« It oc- < upu-s barely a page, and the ven turi- cost the tmigizlne several him dri-d <1 »li-.fs for traveling expert««’* alone. But the article cuntaln« Mr. Sheldon'» first Word* since his "In III* Steps" ha» la-come famous. It answers the questi'in which every one nsks after reading the book. "Is till* tli* --ry practlcalT" amt answer* It forciMy And tlie tn-'gaxlrm h content. I julli-s H >me Journal. Circuit Court The flr«t case of Linn county V« A PG Morri« was tried Tuesday nuiiitair of motions <>n l<*< linlcal points were IU ide by defendants at ti-rneys snd overruled by the court. Tlie arguments were heard and the court ullowisl thn attorney« ten days to sutimlt briefs. Th»* other ease uas tx-guu, when tlie plaintiff was |H*rmlltrd Io amend the com pl tint and the ca.se was continu' d till Nov '.1. In tin* * a-e of Mi-lriert v* Cannon, a m-w trial was a*ki*l for and lhe matter taken under idviM.inent. S | Nhorti v» I. J Diley Cl al eject merit; settled. <i W Wright vs E Melvina I letch- •r; continued. < ourt adjourned until noxl s(tur day at I p. m. when the resolutions In r< -|s t to the memory of tin* I it<* Judge J C Powell will I hj hear ! and acted upon. At tin* adjourned •*"ioti o( the circuit ci'iirl Saturday afternoon Judge» Burnett and Boise of tlie clr - nil - OUrt and ■< hli’f JuMlCU Wol verton of the Supreme Court were . ill t III* ! • Il ’ll. Thi* court was eallial as a memori al service for llm late Judge PoWvil. The Albany Imr were all present, and during the si’ssioii nearly all the rob) r« spike with mui h fei ;ing in memory of their late f< llnw mem- - r. |i\iiig «r*-lil to hl« l-irning and great Integrity of cliaraiti-r. The Albany Herald »»>••: A ptiy- • I-i in up ihe North >u»tl<m aays the eruptiv« disease with w hich so many people hwi l«-en iiffticti-d in that region I' not smallpox, toil I* Wonder which "nlggi r lt"I>.’' V." w ould tic preferable? wwinwimwiwiwinw NEW GOODS> ©JUST ©RECEIVED New Capes and Jackets tor Women, Misso* ami ( ’liiltlren. big !<»t of Cotton Blankets, full bent viiiuet» you ever for tlie money. I ilouble Cotton blanket miw fur iMicti*. Other* ill Ltl, tn», ‘-Ml, il.25 ¡uni lillml with itici', white, lanii ti cotton. £ New Underwear. excellent bargains New Shoes. New Hats. filiti inali v other art icio £ £ A nice line of Melts, Boya, Womens and Mis«< r Mackentoshes and Box Coats. 5 3 clH*ii|M'gt vou ever saw. If vott wuiit a bargain Illi-» i* the place to get it. S. M. DANIEL < >ur tn-w Cupi*« and Jackets have irrived They are l»-nuf|i'* and very i li* ip t '-imemi'l make your selec tion» w liili* thi* «lin k I» unbroken. They will «ooti lx- gone. N, M. Dan iel. Wantesl Bacon mid |jir*l I will pay io.onts p<*r |mund for «id« tn ■ i-.'t-, 12 <ent" for limns and It) cents for lar i in live mid in pou.id buck- • i -, In exchange for g x»d«. S. M. I >a nlel. A. W. Pagey hnn thl« week re ceiv»»l a new Invoice <>f clocks, «nd now has nlsnit the !«•«' line ever shown in Scio, (‘aliami senili tn be> fori* buying. I II« cun nml will save you money. The attention of on r rendei» I» iTillisl to the ad v. ot Bickncr Bros, cash grocery in another column. They have a fine st<a-k of new mid fresh gissi- and will la* pleased to -oe you at their storn. ¡'here will Is- a «ab i f «I x-k nt the Si m livery statile on .Saturday N< v. llth nt I o'clock p. m , consisting of ’jocow«, |0 i lives mul throe horses, property of the P. s. Brenucrestate. ! o. : --r- ■ i !.. I ; ! I I :. u, ' ■ r‘ the date. Tlie poles, wire, switch tmard nml other instrument« fur th»' hx-al foie- ph - . - ' ■ II 1 . X ' .••Is I I next week the workmen will be lu re to install the ptume« and ilu n Scio will be right up mnotig tli<* "big town«.'' The Whist club tn*id » very en joynlile meeting it tlie horno of M r. mid Mrs. Il E llibb*r \Vednv«d i j evening. The next meeting will la- held al the residencii of Mr. and Mrs. R W. («ill, liiur-.l.iy evening <d next week. The tmilding occupici I by Riley .Shelton in anofflee, belonging to W. \. Ewing is being r-u»ed and a now sill put in place of th« originai one which has rotted away. The work 1« being done by < I lyt. Williams mi ] hl« corp« of alile nssistant«. William Perkin*, w ho bad a leg smashed at n logging camp near Berry a few days ago and was tak en Io Alb-iny for treatment died on ."Sunday evening, mid wrx hurried in the Putter« rt<-ld. Ho was sup- Is>»e<I to have had »niall|six. Wanted All person* knowing themselves in<l»bt<*d to the under signed either on n-»le or account to cull mid settle at nn early date, ns wo wish to iucrea»«' our alack of gissi* and it takes money to buy them. Respectfully, ri. M. Daniel. Our Io-ai sp>rt-men who have ts-. n feasting on < tana bird- for the pa«t month are now kicking vigor ously at tlie scarcity of birds, in some lis-.ilities there te-ems to be a total ntMeiice of tin« variety of game bini», and they are not ovelly plen ty in nny part of the valley. Halloween was duly olMcryed nt Si’lo. A gi i.i ral movement of loose properly an>und town arenied to bave taken pinci' and (lie many of the »Igo« tiloog tlie bu«iii<‘«s front change«! places a g.Hxl dell, Evidently some of the young pern pie thought they were having lots of tun. Melvin Stevens died nt hi« home in Brownsville, Wedi e-jay, h vemlx r 1st, agisl 2M years, Un wm a bart»er by traile, and bud been III for some time, although his condi tion wa« not thought serious, lie was mi ln<lu«trious young man, and will la* greatly missed by his I hmi of friends hi that city. In another column will be found an advertisement bearing the announce ment that Selo lias a tlrst-cla«« gru eery »tore, and that tlie proprietor«, Mc’-rs. Bickncr Bros, intend to carry a strictly up-to dato stock of grinderies, and will »ell at Port land prices They pr<q««<* doing a cash business, which fact w ill ena ble them to »ell for le«« protlt and al lower prices. iVi* bespenk for them a thriving bu-im*««. BM \11 \\ •><»! Blankets tor $3.50. New ( ’oiiifortei s £ If you want a g »»l hair brush al reJuved rati«* go to Dawson, Albany. G. 1>. Trotter will have a new ad. In next weokl issue. Watch for it. Hair brusite« and comb« at I*» |«-r cent discount for »• day* nt Daw «on» Pill «hop, Allxin.v. Fred Dawson of \ltmuy will «ell for in days lialr brusite, xn*i rollila at lo |*<*r cent discount. if you want the l*e«t meal for the money (2<lv> serves! in the vai cy, go to tlm Aibnny lunch counter. ■ re Manhattan h<>r«v reuM*«!!«* positively guarniit<w-d. They ■ re the txvt ou the market Ruaa E. HlUer. Dr. itrowne Is making nuinorou« ¡and sundry Improvement« In tin- in terior <>( Ills ofnee. and now has a very neat, rosy and convenient «et . of ofllcsw The material for tl-e local h I*' plione «yiilom Io»*- pul in nt till» place ha» t»e* n shipped, »« s mn a» it arrive» the line-men will put In the new phone«. Tli'-rv Is no kick coming work done by the Sali-m Ijiundry. You can M-tul you dry every Monday by taking tlm expre*» otbc««. Copy fur •< I» Trotter*« adv. ar rived too late for this l»»uo it w ill appear in our next l»»ue with In- Ì creased »(mce. IMn'l ovurlurik It in next week's Nr.w«. Wantisl All tho«e knowing th<*m»<-l ves Indebted to us to call and «itilo nt an early date, im we nr<- in nn-<| of money mid must eoi lect w hat is due u». Peery A Peery. 5 Hoarseness in a child tliat Is sub ject to croup is a sure indication of the npproa h of Hie dtevase. If Chatnttvrlnlna Cough Remedy is given a« soon as the child becomes hoarse, er even after the rroupy cough (uta appeared, it will prevent the attack. Many mothers who have croupy children always keep this remedy at baud ami find that it saves them much trouble and worry. It can alw «ys tie depended upon and is pleasant to take. For sale by Psary A P Th* Hying '»f the corner •to’W of the Doin baildin* of the N'*rthw *«l • rti EUx und Fiber manuf «during company *l Helo, Linn County, Ore i m will take |Jiu-v next Msturd iy, November Uh ktj . at I a-» o'clock p. m. Every preperatlun ba* been mi le for the ni Minn. and the l’ora. er »tone of the big building will be laid with imtirvselvn anj appropri ale cvrvmonHML Tlie bu»l<|l >g i« !*■• by Li feet two «toriv« high and Is tho beginning uf an extensive and liii|s>rtant ins'iul icturlr.genterprise Mr. It. Shelton, will be orator <|f the day. other apwwkcr* wilt al*o be prwwnl ami tell of lhe future now Ju«t opening for Mem and vicinity Every tssly is mvll«| to attend the»g Ceremonies and take p.irt in lhe in augrntlon of thl* great m inulv tur- ing enterprleo al ."vio. P»*U o’ *rrsaia.«;t CIU ms Dr Henry A Divl«, a prominent cttlxeu of Harrisburg, died at hi* home in this city W««Ines-lay after noon after a lingering llln.-s* iff «ev* oral month* Dr. I »avis w is t«>rn in (i'-nc.-i'C county. New’ York, in 1*22 ■ ml came to < iregon i.i 1*12, m tiling in Linn county. He was married the same Jcsr to Miss II der Hook wli'idied 111 I m UT I ive children were born to them, Edward E , Ho mer, \rvilla, Z »pti ir an< I Virgil In I «*.I ba w is marriist io Mi«s itr-ice Jones, who survive« him. I he d<M-- tor was cducatc<| in 1» list is now trie Iowa Stale Medical ITiiversily then !<» a ted al ll-s-k Island, Illinois. Ho practiced bis profession continuous ly until a few years ago, when he retired to I'M.k after 1,1» ex tensive hop Lusineaa. ! Mrs. c. (’. Rllycti WM Melo this week. $5,000 ■ visiting in M is« lMlie Ikaley returned Salem Monday. from Mrs. Ed. iMley 1« »•'ported _ quit» III al her homo iu thl* city. WORTH or M»rt Bllvcii tu*le « bu»lne«i visit to Albany last Munday afternoon. Dr. J. I* Hill and O. C. ibum of Albany were In Help la<t Sunday BOOTS Mr. and Mr». F. I. Jone* were *l«|i Ing friend* In Stay ton .*•■(unlay. Eli»« Maxweil of Brice pm I net wa« a s- to visitor a day oi Iwu Illi« week. and sans ! T. J. Munkera returm-d Tuesday evening from an extended viali lu E-isteru Oregon. Mrs. 8. P. M tinkers and Miss Claudia McKnlght wer» visiting In AI Liny Monday. TVT I have go! anything you want hi llivot.» and Shm a—any *ui and all you want of Vm i cheap one.« ami medium pricti| one*, and all good for ! lie money you pay. J. A. Bilyeu loft Swtunlav for It»- kcr < ity u here tn _ g-.«** tu look litter some landed property. Frank Bond, «on of Mr. A. B->nd a former resident of Scio, w ill attend -> bixil in Ibis city d .ring thn winter. « ill I'll;, a pair tl.i’ /)'»'//.S’; ar> positively guaraiiteetl. There i.« no better bout tliuti till«. Other* 'ell this grade f»»r 3.75 to ^-1. £ / will buy a pair of II I.L Situ K bouts that you can match in very few etor< *. mul then for no lens than ^.t. ?—<»n!y tn « dollar •will l»uv ii pair of bootw that I guarantor will giro iMirfi'vt antisf.ietion. It will wi-ar good and will t leak A»k other merchanlti to furniuh i Mitch a Loot. Hilt they will a»k you from 1 to 2.7«i for huc I i a pair of liout* in I a*k y Two J lollnrH for. SI/Of.'X: \ny ; irio'd one* you wiiiit. All tlw bi-t- ter gradea I guarantee to < u satisfaction, ami if they iloii’t prow reasonably gi oo'l why bring thi'iii liiiok uih I get votir money. GUM liOOTS 11 B t.ti.it ate the li' »t in the world th" BOSTONS. Th« «nag proof kiml are guiirilillevd. Al though gum hoot« are high \->u never want to buy eheap plunder in order tir »a\c A little, hut buy the kind that people an • not afraid to stand back of at|d guarantee -that is what I do with mine J. D It iy and a party of frieml« left Munday evening tor an outing In the game ranges of U hi Cascade tuou n tains. Rev. Alvin Itsglry of Jefferson 'M-cuplvd the pulpit in lhe M E. church in tin« c‘ty last Munday, morning and evening. Meadames A. G. Prill, Frank lr vine, E. E ! jirI more and Riley Al I.-tit evening w is om> '«hi'lt in and I w o < bildrcn wrv ... long to lx» remvinlNTml by th«»*« txtny visitors l ist «{itunlav. u ho »ith*iide<l (hr Halh»W*«M*n |»«rly Mr*. Dr. Jonew of Leb-inon has given by Ihr Kvhrk.ih lo'lge »if litis been visiting her pan-nls Mr. and city at the «hid Fellow« ball. 1 lie Mrs. J. M. Morri* of this city during liill w <« iM'iutifully decora led with the Week. the colorant tlie order, ami i very Marl Bilyeu relurm«l Monday entertaining progrim was rendered, from a visit among relatives ami which Im-ludvd music ami r<«'ita- tloil«, >d. of which were well render friend* at Waterloo, Brownsville and Halsey. <d and lieiirtilly received. After tlie literary program a very delicious Hon. J. Clem has gone east for lum li w M lerv« I. 0'1 t tu n U m fun soverai weeks visit hi Ohio and In la gan In lutrne*!. Games weru of a. dl.ina, tint there H nothing |s>||ticil very amusing character which were ly signitlennt in the trip. introduce!, and Indulged III ill by Ti d Cure) returnisl Monday from young and old alike. Tliero were quiU'ii numlur present, imlu'ling California whrr«» he had been for several from Stayton and utlmr Mr some time undergoing examination rounding towns Tlie event will for a position In th" murine service. long tie remembered l>y those who D. E. Berlin, of Jeff r«on, was up |«irtieipatvd. and the ladm* of the this way WediuxxJny with a load of Rela-kali lodge who had tlm matter winter apples of a superior <111 >l|ty in charge deserve much iiedit for which he had no trouble In ll»|X>S the unique entertainment and the Ing of. successful manner in which it WM MI«si « Thomas m l EdiHi < ' .Opel I carried out. A mung tlm several numtier* on the program was a and Messrs Miller and Earmwt L->ng recitation by Mis« \\ innifred Munk of Stayton drove over from that er* which wa* dvllve; ■<! in a man place on Tuesday for u short i hit uf this place. lier worthy of 'pm.iaI mention. Mr«, A. II. McDonald and Ml»« On last Mum! ty morning while <i. Muggle Mcl><»nald went to Brown* M. Bilyeu was working with a w-a>d villo last Situnl iy where they will saw at bis fallii rs homo b miles engage In dre*«m>iking during the smith of this <-lty liis left hand came emuing winter. in contaci witli ilio vi .v tearing the Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bilyeu went to tliuiiit» hi lly nml the Inner surface of tbo first and secom! fingers Into Portland Thursday tovi-dt tlielraon, (’. ('. Bilyeu Iwfore he leave« for rhred« clear to the Itone, nml cutting tlie last two fingers entirely nlT just Manila. They wero accompanied by their daughter Miao M iu I. ta-yund the knuckle joint, Dr. Prill w i-< ill-ad, u lio ilu|a. <:< I t lie I i - I A surpri-e party wi- tendered two lingers al tlie hand, lie w is as M r»- < .n il- B.ii«eliw'<*i<! I m I Thur* slated by Dr. Hill, and C. o. Beam, day evening by tier many friend«. of Albany. Every effort will be There WU a I irg>< numlwr of guests mudo to save (tie olimi tinger« ami present, ami a very pleasant time thumb, but the result cannot Is. was enjoyed. foretold nt this time though Mr JfCTICE. Bilyeu was resting as easy ns possi l>|c under the circumstancor it the From this time on I will sell au last r< |><<rt. gar for cash iod PRODITi E only A parly consisting of M. M. I’eery And In future I will sell sugar al but not on Andy Jonnlngs, Warren Cyrus ami very little profit, Ira A. Phelps editor of the N kw «, < Hl ¡-I i I have to pay cash down for every left lot Thursday for the mountain« on n hunting trip, returning Tues «ack I buv, and It 1« very hard for day evening. They report a -plen- me to do this and credit out troin six did lime, tli >ugl> the festive mow* monllia to a year or two. Icli had evidently heard <>f (heir Kone E. 111 III t It. coming ami had retired t » the fist lie«'"« of the Ca-cade r.ingo for safe The Barlow road acro« the Cas ly. One poor misguided and lonely cade mountains Is ««id to lai closed buck ilctled good coum 11 ami d»r*d to travel on account of «now. tlie Isild invader« witli the result Beginning Wednesday, Nov. 1st that in fell a victim Io his courage, the < »regoli Telephon» Co , w ill In nml fi’ll under the combined ••(Teets augurale an all night cervice in VI of the Drug ill«|ieii*«m prc|H ritlon« bnny. hih I the persuasive eloquence of the A valuable and extensive ledge of solicitor for the N i w«. Manganean ore ha« Iweti discovered Merchant Boa« E. IIibler 1« reach in Douglas county. The rock I« said ing out for more business und ns a to carry al«>ut 11 per tun of gold. result the Slayton Mall came out last week with a large nil for Mr. MSJIT.I2Z. H., telling tlie people of that heigh lairho ><l wh.it they could do by com Illi.VET -COLE -At Hie Hem Ing to s< in w Uh tlieir; produce and also to purchase their footwear. Mr. log House, in Albeny, on Wedne« Illtiler ha«, by honest de ding and day forenoon, October 2’», K5H>, by I tir treatment, built up a good trade lit« lloimr, Ju Ige B*rt on, Mr. Per in tini neat by towns, aud lilt ry Bilyeu and Mias Ellen Cole, of Jordan. N t. w s I» gl ut tu note Ids success. Prof. F. I. Washburn, «tile blolo* glkr, was In AllMiiy Wednesday, having come livre Io receive a ship ment of ted barrels of young East erti oyster», weighing nls.ut a loti and a half uhlcli the government «hipped to la* piantesi nt Yaquina. The yovng oyster» were sent ai r«*« the cotitlnueiit by exprvaa free of charge by W<*d«, 1 arg*» A <'•». Prof. Washburn t-sik tbe oyster« to Ya- quioa, where they will Is* pianti«!, flesiiys that the recent experiments witli Eastern oyster« *t Y iquina have proven successful, B lining hein found that they will spawn »ml have al»O'l"Vnli»p* | «alisi ictory growth. Tin* con lltions at Yaqui- ns Bay hiving proven i*av<<raìHv t*> III" propigitlotiand development of Faistern oysters Ihisltrge shipment Is made to permanently * tix*k lhe oyster tied* then* with the 1 -rge bi valves of tlie Eastern coast It I» confidently believed ,t-iil within a few year» lhe oyster ta ds it Yaqui ua will be thoroughly stocked with these big fat oyster». ®@r •’ PURELY PERSONAL ROSS E. HIBLER Mj i '.i i i our heirt (•■It thanks to th.o.i kim| fríen I« imi neigiitsir« who «<> kind- ly assisted to during the slckm»««, death and taurini of our dear mother. M ahtiía M. C aiov . Tho But FUitor A piece of f! trinci dnm|*ened wlth < li imberl.ilii's l'ain Bnltu «mi t«iund on lo thè affected pari« ls superlor to nny pi ister. Wlioo Imuf l l with n paio |n (Ite che*l or stile, or n lame back, givo It a triti. Yeti ire err (alo to t«> more th ili piea,< d w Itli firn prompl relle( whtidi it nlTonl«. l'aio Bdm 1« al*» a uerlaln cure for rheuniatlam. For «ale by Pvery .t Peery. J It. Willard, who murdered T. l>. Perry on the latter« farm three miles south of Salem last week h •« been held to await tlie ne lion of Ilio circuit court, bull being refun d. tbi" of Altkiny « heavy ir.eretiants has liven «giin attackmi with th** annual sacrifice diav*iM> and will ■ ooh U'gln tu retlrs- from bu«in»s<, ri-girdic-s <it cost, for strict cash. It Is not a fatal disease, t.ul Uoially hits the customer a hard Mow. Tlm Allsiuy Dumocrnt says: **!n digging d**wn at tlm Young coi ni-r tod iy to put some pipes In for drun- - - . . ’ r ■ Mr I i. ( 11 . r.. ru-ss and hl« men p.iss«s| several < r**«» walks showing that amount of tilling tli.it lias been dorm the street t-*-ing four or live foot higher than originally. When down at«>ut four f<-*-i u rib w •« found which Mr. Mar* tin Payim, one of ouroldest ail-l l«*sl informed citlxens, says was from one *>f our earlier counciliimn, and near by were some oyster »hells tlm relic o( i pioneer day feast." At the rite above »tails! of raising the grille, our »l«li-r city will get alxivo liigiiwati-r mark after a while. nr*N .'f both h< fn.wpt «TU» w « In 'Hit y Orrgonwn. BICKNER BROS. CASH GROCERY • ' I » / v/ • I,’ I > I I ’ u < 11 s rv 1.1 v 1 I • •» <iur tim o Io carry i full I Im of «tipio and fancy................. al - \\l) ’Ií 'I l.*> 's I Ptflí'r x/IV I I I z.\.n 1 I l I ’L lilt »nd give our customer» the value for their money. died . At tlie home of her daughter in tills city, Friday Oct. '-’7 Mrs. Amar •In E Redman, aged 77 years. Home «lx wueks prior to tier death Mr«, Redman suffered a stroke of paralysis and fell to trie fl<>or, br-air ing her hip. Ing trip. Her Iler advanced age was against her rvcovvry from the first, and her d-ath hat been ex pectcd fur some lime. She w is born in Fleming county Kentucky, June .'1. I«2*J. Hhe was married to B. W. Il<-<lmin March llth 1*17 and it proved a happy union. < »f their famllv of thirteen children eight survive Imr Her iiustaind pr<wee<l ed her to Hie lie tier land I w i-nty-three years ago. She w ua I lid to rest In the Franklin Butte cemetery by tlie •ide of I ht huilMiid witli whom site cross.-d itie plain« by ox team In !«-• - She was an exemplary chrl’t l iti and bole her last Illness with true Christian fortitude, and died in the full faith of her Redeemer. She was a dutiful wife ami a kind nod loving mulher, sincerely mourned ÄOM.Iol* of <h« I «I« Mr. 1 «»<!«>rblit. by he« children and her muny A retirM iwnripeper man tolla of a friend«. rdisMing experieno* with Mr. Yxader- bUL "I went to interview Mr. V." he *«vs. "and lb* big man w*a smilingly ■ifrnt 4 • r i - •» « « « » a. .*•■’• " 'Handy yen wouldn't hinder*news draif g • Ir p to the l’aria » ipotliiob, «lift •AH:7kTkTrAió»iuk'6-u-.«e. Ml. paper man risking * few d- l. w*,' 1 «ai.I io him (*eti -n»Iy 'A talk fr m y-n *i'*»««Biy i t •1I«» m «J I*» • i» is « <rth ■ great <|.-al; I tnwle a baud- in LU am I it * n.e «am out of my first interri«* with f ü lltiuVl It you ' 4X1 H ur I»« “• Wall, by 'ienrgr. I like • man g vp tb? I n »bo can m«hr nucí out <<( me,' aai.l •tn tb< t.s^, I <»IH !>.«>(• < the radwar king. 'It takva a asaart kit- b«i» tl itdillH man t<> do it fire *»*y with y< ul tuwtica* J* » I . ■ il. Ti ll—f UDJktfJ rfln PkjikTTm Ì, . t- t ' .. I > r ■I . t t 11 i • 1 <. » Clothing, Hats Furnishing Goods - Bill h<)YM and men ---- ^fl. B. STEINBACH X G0.>* New locetlon- cor. fourth and Morrison streets PORTLAND, OREGON Large«! Clothiers In the Northwest .«Wimple« ami description« sent on request A Free Trip to Paris! IRVINE i CkLAViN. PlWlirs »ire lii st-clasM mid our horse nre irootl Irivers. ’■ • • t •
